FriXion ink “erases” due to Pilot's exclusive thermo-sensitive ink technology. If you need to make corrections on the page, simply “Frixion-It” by rubbing with the FriXion eraser tip as if using a regular pencil eraser. When rubbing, the ink heats up to over 60°C and becomes invisible.

And it'll just erase. Right off super handy. So that's a really great thing you don't feel like get it wet like the water-soluble. Ones or the air erase little ones that don't always come out this.

Pilot's best-selling rollerball allows you to cleanly write, erase the ink by friction and rewrite - all with the same pen. Simply rub out your mistakes with the eraser stud and watch the ink disappear as if by magic!

Pilot Nearly three decades later, in 2007, Pilot debuted their own erasable pen by the name of FriXion.

It writes smoothly and erasable too. I recommend this pen to everyone. Especially people that are perfectionists because you don't have to write out or scratch notes. Just erase them.

If you need erasability, or want a pencil alternative, then I highly recommend it. The friction eraser works well, removing most ink from the page when needed. It's impressive, and there isn't a better option. (Pro tip: You don't need special paper or notebooks for the eraser to work.)

The Frixion pen contains a unique ink that is thermo-sensitive. When you rub the eraser on the end of the pen against the paper, you generate enough friction heat to turn the ink invisible (making it look like it has been erased).

It writes smoothly and erasable too. I recommend this pen to everyone. Especially people that are perfectionists because you don't have to write out or scratch notes. Just erase them.

The Frixion ink is actually a combination of two things: gel ink, and a thermo ink. The addition of the thermo ink is what makes the gel ink disappear with heat. But note, Frixion pens are basically gel pens with some added thermo ink.

Our spirit of innovation has always focused on serving consumer's writing needs and making writing a pleasure. Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in the United States, Japan and around the world operate under strict quality control standards, ensuring the superior quality of all Pilot products.

The first PILOT pens were launched in Japan in 1918. At this time, the country was opening up to Western influences and was importing European techniques.

The Frixion pen is made by Japanese stationery maker Pilot, which is famous for its erasable ink.